. >>> seguimos con fÚtbol, sandra o'neil nos hablarÁ del partido que disputarÁn honduras y costa ricamos aquÍ en una tarde de fÚtbol, fue una tarde bastante intensa, aquÍ en el pescador, sÍ o no, como la pasamos? >>> bien! >>> muy bien. >>> todos la pasamos muy bien. aquÍ hay fanÁticos del salvador que se quedaron con ganas de ir a semifinales, cÓmo tÚ andrea. >>> sÍ, cien por ciento salvadoreÑo, siempre apoyando a la selecta. >>> a quiÉn le vas a costa rica o honduras? >>> cualquiera de los dos, los dos centroamericanos. >>> erik, cÓmo estÁs? >>> muy emocionado, esperando que la selecciÓn pase. somos los mejores, honduras seÁa el campeÓn, vamos a ganar y sobresalir adelante. >>> arriba costa rica. >>> a pesar que costa rica ganÓ dos veces en este aÑo, no importa. >>> no, no importa honduras ganarÁ, somos los mejores. >>> un seÑor fanÁtico futbolero, cÓmo estÁ? >>> bien, bien. >>> quiÉn cree que ganarÁ? >>> los dos juegan bien, pero de preferencia honduras, siempre se caracterizÓ por la rapidez de su fÚtbol. >>> cree que honduras y estados unidos se van a enfrentar en semifinales. >>>

tip o'neill would be an absolutely terrific book. it won awards when it came out. the third look is lean in by cheryl stamberg of facebook. it's about women in the workplace and how they can succeed in how they should succeed and it seems like an important book to read. as a huge baseball fan i can't go with summer without reading a baseball book. one is the art of healing. the art of fielding. the fifth book is guilty pleasure reading that i haven't done yet and i've put off which is game of thrones. it's a very popular tv show, huge book series. my book fear is when to start reading the books you have to read all of them. it i may try to tackle the first ones this summer. >> from the 2013 "chicago tribune" printers row lit fest paul reid sits down to talk about his book "the last lion." mr. reid co-authored the book with historian william manchester who while in failing health asked mr. reid to finish the third and final volume on winston churchill. mr. manchester passed away in 2004. [applause] >> thank you very much and thank you all for turning out on a sunday

and while i have an enormous amount of respect for speaker o'neill, you know, my variation of that or what i think he meant, is you know, a state, a district, what kind of people live there, what are the voting patterns there? what are the local issues and circumstances, the candidates, the campaigns, the money? you know, using that formulation, every house race, there are like 435 stove pipe household races or 33, 34 senate races. but my variation of that is, i think all politics is local except when it's not. i realize that's not terribly profound, but the thing is that sometimes we have these weird years when all politics isn't local, and where there is like a mysterious hand, invisible hand that's pushing the candidates of one party forward and pulling down the candidates of the other party. i mean, you can't tell a republican in 2006 or 2008 that all politics is local. you couldn't tell a democrat in 2010, with the kind of undertow that was out there for democrats, that all politics is local. and sometimes they are and sometimes they're not. and so that's the first, is it going t

o'neil will not become a guide dog. said he showed negative reactions to loud noises and other dogs. it is likely o'neil will become a pet instead of a guide dog. >>> boat owners are being forced to move their boats, because of falling water levels. managers were told they must remove their vessel before august 3. they say the water level is so low, if it drops another 12 feet, boat slopes will be in the mud. it is the result of a very dry winter. >>> it was warm, muggy, and humid out there today. these are the official national weather service highs. with all of that cloud cover, mostly cloudy all day, but you still got 87 in antioch. 89 in fairfield. kind of like san diego weather this time of year. it was very warm, very humid. tomorrow, a little warmer. a lot of moisture in the area. live stormtracker 2 picking out perhaps some light showers. right now, here by the avenues of san francisco, i suspect we might be seeing some drops, here north or east of ocean beach, we might be seeing drops as well. what we have toda

o'neil will not become a guide dog.ficials said he showed negative reactions to loud noises and other dogs. it is likely o'neil will become a pet instead of a guide dog. >>> boat owners are being forced to move their boats, because of falling water levels. managers were told they must remove their vessel before august 3. they say the water level is so low, if it drops another 12 feet, boat slopes will be in the mud. it is the result of a very dry winter. >>> it was warm, muggy, and humid out there today. these are the official national weather service highs. with all of that cloud cover, mostly cloudy all day, but you still got 87 in antioch. 89 in fairfield. kind of like san diego weather this time of year. it was very warm, very humid. tomorrow, a little warmer. a lot of moisture in the area. live stormtracker 2 picking out perhaps some light showers. right now, here by the avenues of san francisco, i suspect we might be seeing some drops, here north or east of ocean beach, we might be seeing drops as well. what we ha

ese fue un reporte de berta ramos si usted no tiene planes le sugerimosq vaya al festival sandra o'neillu sabado para prepararnos el día de mañana el día de hoy empiezan las temperaturas porsupuesto no vimos precipitación , vemos alertas de inundaciones en el sur de california algunas que afectan a arizona , en nevada más que nada las alertas en especifico hasta las 2 de la mañana tenemos nubosidad la capa marina que se queda hasta horas de mañana las máximas soleadito muy agradable en san francisco , san josé con 79 , llegara a los 90 por que se sentíra bastante calientito cómo esta el viento de 20 millas por hora en san josé en napa 14 , y con 10 millas por hora , bueno oakland , bastante fuerte vamos a ver el prónostico en los próximos 5 días en 60 , 59 hasta el miércoles empezaran un poqiuto , 67 grados , para nuestro oakland el domingo tenemos nubladito y el jueves que tenga una buena noche . >>> nos vamos a una pausa , y al regreso , le hablaremos sobre una creencia relaciónada con el sexo , y que hay e4n el mundo de los deportes . >>> muchas gracias la segunda jornada y mexico ha

worked with tip o'neill the democratic speaker of the house to bring the genius of bring revisionist history cuts to the american people knew was not enthusiastic about the tax code to say we're going to worked with tip o'neill you know it was it was the same it was the i was around during that time and it was the same sort of thing that you know that historically american politics has been what we have right now is an anomaly you know really it's it's been other than oh you know how it was our twentieth century lot of why your ship and why and how long because we've seen many presidents work with congresses of different parties over the years this president has failed ronald reagan didn't he gotten tip o'neill to go along ronald reagan and the democrats had a tax cut ronald reagan did not have a group of democrats who on the night that he was inaugurated got together in the caucus room restaurant and swore basically a blood oath to each other to destroy anything that he wanted to do to repair the economy not at all well i don't know and what we do look at the number of filibusters d

they've done just that with the veteran germane o'neil.arriors have reported signed o'neil to a one year contract. he's a veteran of 17nba seasons. they also agreed to sign guard tony douglas. >>> and you can say the u.s. team and specifically east bay product chris ondeloski made quite an impression. all he did was score a hat trick as the u.s. guard started against belize. the u.s. 1-0 in group c will next play cuba in sandy utah. >> happen trick. wow. >> thank you, joe. >>> thank you for making ktvu your source for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> the ktvu morning team will have the very latest on the crash at sfo plus traffic and weather they're here tomorrow from 4:30 until 9:00. and we're always >> today on "tmz" -- >> amanda bynes does it again. nothing screams like don't put me in jail like a blue wig and a tank top. you are supposed to dress up. >> judges get upset about that. >> they are just wearing a robe. you could have dressed up a little, judge. did you just wake up? >> breaking news. george clooney and stac

they've done just that with the veteran germane o'neil.the warriors have reported signed o'neil to a one year contract. he's a veteran of 17nba seasons. they also agreed to sign guard tony douglas. >>> and you can say the u.s. team and specifically east bay product chris ondeloski made quite an impression. all he did was score a hat trick as the u.s. guard started against belize. the u.s. 1-0 in group c will next play cuba in sandy utah. >> happen trick. wow. >> thank you, joe. >>> thank you for making ktvu your source for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> the ktvu morning team will have the very latest on the crash at sfo plus traffic and weather they're here tomorrow from 4:30 until 9:00. and we're always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. good night. george: that guy was amazing. he could dunk, and he was my height! what was his name again? jimmy. jimmy. right. i don't know how you could forget. he kept referring to himself in the third person-- "jimmy's under the boards. jimmy's in the open! jimmy makes the shot!

but i always liked paul o'neill.he gave me opportunity to make some reforms in international monetary system. the workings of the imf and, our policy with respect to emerging market countries which i think did improved things. we had a bailout problem with emerging markets in the late 90s and early 2000s, and with some reforms of the imf that sort of stopped. we stopped doing that, and fortune as result of emerging markets, whether brazil or turkey, india, performed much better. so that's a good story about economics. they kind of went towards these first principles i think and as result they survived the financial crisis much better than we did. they are doing quite well. >> host: when you hear the phrase too big to fail what do you think? >> guest: well, it worries me. of course, what it means is there's institutions largely financial institutions which are viewed as too big our connected to fail without causing damage at the financial system. it's not really gone away. and where the financial crisis has made it wo

. - my name is isaiah o'neil, and i am nine years old. - my name is aaralyn o'neil, and i am six yearscould do it. i loved it. - [humming] you're ready. - you ready to go out there? - yeah. - have fun! go get 'em. [cheers and applause] - aww. - hello, how are you? both: good. - welcome to america's got talent. what is your name, young lady? - aaralyn. - and you, sir, what is your name? - isaiah. - you're the drummer, i take it. and what do you do? - sing. - and how old are you? - six. - you're six. and how old are you? - nine. - brother and sister? - yes. - like the partridge family? [laughter] i loved that show. you ever hear of that show? [laughter] all right, we can't wait to hear your sweet music. thank you. [cheers and applause] [playing hard rock music] ♪ - ♪ [scream-singing] everyone, listen to me! ♪ ♪ i am a zombie! ♪ i'm gonna eat you up ♪ right now! ♪ ♪ oh! ♪ i'm gonna eat you up right now! ♪ - [screams] - ♪ everyone, listen to me! ♪ i am a zombie! [buzzers] - no, no! they're great! no! - ♪ oh! [cheers and applause] - [screams] - why are you buzzing? why did you buzz? - i did

. >>> muchas gracias don nelson y a los que estuvieron presentes, desde carson, sandra o'neil. >>> nosfo ze

terry o'neill is the president of the national organization for women., first of all, just your reaction to the temporary injuncti injunction. should this be viewed as a major victory for women's rights advocates like yourself? >> it's a relief. clearly the north dakota law is blatantly unconstitutional. one of the more horrific things about the north dakota law i think is that the supporters of this law, including the governor, seems to have decided that they were going to take all of this tax money north dakota is swimming in oil cash right now. and they have decided to take taxpayers money and try to overturn roe versus wade with that money. in fact, in arkansas when the legislature overrode governor mike bebe's type legislation 12-week ban on abortions the governor said in arkansas we don't have the kind of money to pursue this and defend a blatantly unconstitutional law. that didn't happen in north dakota because they have this taxpayer money and that is really an atrocious way to spend taxpayer dollars. >> my understanding in north dakota there is

it's tip o'neill and the democratic century. won awards when it came out. the third book on my summer reading list is "lean in" by sheryl sandberg from facebook. it's probably a book that needs no introduction, it's about women in the workplace and how they can succeed or how they should succeed. seems like an important week to try to -- book to try to read. huge baseball fan, want to read "the art of fielding." it's not just a book, it's a novel. and the fifth book is sort of a guilty pleasure reading that i haven't done yet which is "game of thrones." it's a, you know, very popular tv show. my big fear is once you start reading those books, i've been told, you have to read all of them. so i have to carve out quite a bit of time, but i may try to tackle the first one this summer. >> let us know what you're reading this summer. tweet us @booktv, post it on our facebook page or send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org. >> you're watching c-span2 with politics and public affairs. weekdays featuring clive coverage of the u.s -- live coverage of the u.s. senate.

once upon a time yes, jermaine o'neil was a high school kid making the jump to the nba before the one and done kids you see now. today he is a veteran and a new golden state warrior. the 34-year-old center says he still has some game left. he will back upbogit and he feels he has lots to offer in this his 18th season as a pro. >> have i been blessed -- i have been blessed to play this game this long. it has given me great opportunities in the business world. but i still feel like there is unfinished business. >> warriors have made some nice acquisitions this off season. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> exciting to see what will happen next year. >> tourists go to alcatraz to see the prison and now they have a chance to taste the menu. >> and now your morning news traffic reporter. want a smart solution for your commute? check out our contest right now and you can drive away with a new smart car. we will announce the luck erwiner on august 2nd on the abc7 morning news. join me for the live traffic alerts and the best alternate routes tomorrow morning at >>> here is a

anything, howard fineman, and terry o'neill from the national organization for women. not of women, for women. >> that's right. >> coming up, a man who knows a thing or two about trying to res sect a political career in new york city of a sex scandal of a different kind, eliot spitzer. republicans have made it clear they can't get more people to vote for them, they're going to make sure fewer people have a chance to vote for democrats. aren't they something? a meeting at the white house today was designed to stop republicans from doing just that. >>> and the latest shot in the republicans' civil war between the ascendant tea party types and the shrinking moderate wing. this weekend, rand paul met mimicked chris christie as paul put it, for saying as pull put it, gimme, gimme, gimme all my hurricane sandy money now. he's playing with fire. let me finish tonight with the meeting taking place between israeli and palestinian officials right here in the american capital. it's really happening. final status of negotiations. who could have believed? this is "hardball." the pl

once upon a time yes, jermaine o'neil was a high school kid making the jump to the nba before the one and done kids you see now. today he is a veteran and a new golden state warrior. the 34-year-old center says he still has some game left. he will back upbogit and he feels he has lots to offer in this his 18th season as a pro. >> have i been blessed -- i have been blessed to play this game this long. it has given me great opportunities in the business world. but i still feel like there is unfinished business. >> warriors have made some nice acquisitions this off season. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> exciting to see what will happen next year. >> tourists go to alcatraz to see the prison and now they have a chance to taste the menu. >> and now your morning news traffic reporter. want a smart solution for your commute? check out our contest right now and you can drive away with a new smart car. we will announce the luck erwiner on august 2nd on the abc7 morning news. join me for the live traffic alerts and the best alternate routes tomorrow morning at 8taúep >>> he

once upon a time yes, jermaine o'neil was a high school kid making the jump to the nba before the onend done kids you see now. today he is a veteran and a new golden state warrior. the 34-year-old center says he still has some game left. he will back upbogit and he feels he has lots to offer in this his 18th season as a pro. >> have i been blessed -- i have been blessed to play this game this long. it has given me great opportunities in the business world. but i still feel like there is unfinished business. >> warriors have made some nice acquisitions this off season. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> exciting to see what will happen next year. >> tourists go to alcatraz to see the prison and now they have a chance to taste the menu. >> and now your morning news traffic reporter. want a smart solution for your commute? check out our contest right now and you can drive away with a new smart car. we will announce the luck erwiner on august 2nd on the abc7 morning news. join me for the live traffic alerts and the best alternate routes tomorrow morning at >>> here is a l

well as russia's a decorative prime minister on economic issues and we can't it's fair to say all o'neill economist ok so so we're going to talk economy now. i want you to take a look at this graph. there were several media reports saying that there were about from five to thirty billion here as russian money russian money in cyprus most humble estimation came from the man who knows he's the head of cyprus central bank so from five to thirty billion euros what's your number. well it's his depleted numbers but nobody knows exactly as some people put money in a straightforward way. using all names other people are used to france and cyprus or legal entities to do. names at the height of the auction saw i think the number is pretty big certainly higher than twenty billion dollars so one thirty billion i would i would say it's common i was so it is certain is probably the right number but again nobody knows exactly what he was or so much russian money in their wealth. was convenient as. it is more friendly i am not far away from russia is it too easy to travel. jurisdiction is good stocks are

george bush russia's a deputy prime minister on economic issues i mean it's fair to say although o'neill economist ok so so we're going to talk economy now. i want you to take a look at this graph there were several media reports saying that there were about from five to thirty billion heroes russian money russian money in cyprus most humble estimation came from the man who knows he's the head of cyprus central bank so from five to thirty billion euros what's your number. well it's his depleted numbers but nobody else so i talked with some people put money in this. all names other people used. friends in cyprus or legal entities to two. names at the height of the auction saw i think the number is pretty big certainly higher than twenty billion dollars so one thirty billion i would i would say it's common i was assertive search is probably the right number but then again nobody knows exactly what he was or so much russian money in their wealth. was convenient as. it is more friendly i don't not far away from russia is it too easy to travel. jurisdiction is good stocks are so low and also.

work which was russia's a deputy prime minister on economic issues i mean it's fair to say although o'neill economist ok so so we're going to talk economy now. i want you to take a look at this graph there were several media reports saying that there were about from five to thirty below.

and while i have an enormous amount of respect for speaker o'neill, you know, my variation of that or what i think he meant, is you know, a state, a district, what kind of people live there, what are the voting patterns there? what are the local issues and circumstances, the candidates, the campaigns, the money? you know, using that formulation, every house race, there are like 435 stove pipe household races or 33, 34 senate races. but my variation of that is, i think all politics is local except when it's not. i realize that's not terribly profound, but the thing is that sometimes we have these weird years when all politics isn't local, and where there is like a mysterious hand, invisible hand that's pushing the candidates of one party forward and pulling down the candidates of the other party. i mean, you can't tell a republican in 200 or 2008 that all politics is local. you couldn't tell a democrat in 2010, with the kind of undertow that was out there for democrats, that all politics is local. and sometimes they are and sometimes they're not. and so that's the first, is it going to

the reagan mold to be a bully pulpit president than what he appears to be, which is more of a tip o'neill someone who understands a bureaucratic method as opposed to something that is more, you know, teddy roosevelt, ronald reagan type. >> appreciate you coming in. >> i'm really nice guy. >> are you a standup guy. >> i will always defend my positions. i don't put this out there lightly. >> no. the thing i like about you, you do take cheap shots all the time, but you defend the cheap shots and do so very well. >> that's not the only thing you like about me. your respect grows for me in leaps and bounds. you are like the grinch right after they realize they don't need presents for christmas. are you like a shot of b-12. we come from the same people. >> i think i'm going to commit suicide. jon stewart, everyone. >>> i've interviewed president obama twice and president bush three times, and i respect the office of the president. but i was not going to allow that interview to turn into any kind of propaganda for either man and people thought i was disrespectful for interrupting, i thought i ha

. >> reporter: ariel castro's brothers pedro and o'neil, are still trying to comprehend how their brother was able to hide his alleged savagery. >> i can't believe that ariel was committing such a hateful crime for this long amount of time, acting like there was nothing happening. you know, no worries. >> it hurts. it hurts a lot. i woke up out of the nightmare last night and i want to wake up out of this one and i just can't. >> reporter: both brothers visited ariel's house often, never suspecting any wrongdoing, even when they saw him as a little girl, who they later discovered was amanda berry's child, born in captivity. >> i had no idea that little girl was his or amanda's. >> reporter: how is it possible that these close family members could not have known what was going on? how could they have not suspected or noticed anything troubling about their brother, their father? >> oftentimes, you will find individuals who can channel their aggressive behavior and sometimes their sexually aggressive behavior in a way that is very narrow, and very clandestine. >> reporter: dr. reed malloy is

ancient by nba standards but the warriors hoping to squeeze just a little more use out of germane o'neil. 6'11-inch -- 6'11" in the league since he was 18. o'neal was better than just solid in the similar role of phoenix glad to be here. >> we have a tremendous fan base. you have a nucleous of young studs. and what else do you look for. i think i'm really ready to compete for a championship now. >>> no more risky business for the redskins. robert griffith iii will not play in any of washington's preseason games. rg3 recovering from offseason surgery will be eased as he said back into the scheme of things for the red skins. very smart way to do it. and just in my ear they've told me two outs in the bottom of the ninth. giants still leading. one out away from a win over cincinnati. cincinnati has had their number. just lopsided games one after the other. so looks like the giants could pull this one out. one more out needed. >> beautiful shot of the moon too, mark. thanks so much. >> sure. >> thank you for joining ktvu news. >> and join us tomorrow [captioning made possible by warner bros.

in front of the cameras and created his own base will stop he used the cameras to do damage to tip o'neilland the democrats. he became speaker. he became speaker of the institution that was so polarized by tactics that it consumed him like robespierre. a signatureh is representative of the world of politics. -- >> you talk about this incident in your book. >> i do not know if you can have it two ways. you are pulling the levers or you are asleep at the switch. recover, i'm not sure that apologies are important. not the garden variety board member. the chairman of the executive committee of the board of directors implies leadership. $15 million the year is guaranteed. mr. ruben, he assumed responsibility and said it was the horrible thing. prince, when mr. he resigned, that was the honorable thing to do all stop by point is, leadership and responsibility matters. -- >>grew that will stop i agree with that. committee was a formal apparatus. -- because-- in 2007 of all the problems -- i did feel it 07 that i should not get a bonus. the reason is not the reason that i allude to. democrat.s a w

. >> sí, también estuvo o'neill, y el hijo de arnold schwarzenegger.ra. (habla en inglés). >> oye, nos enteramos esto. (todos hablan). >> les pregunto qué es lo que les gusta de comedias y es a la gente que contratas para tus películas. (risas). >> gracias. >> sí, es que tu nani te recomendó. (habla en inglés). >> no me creyó y luego le fue a preguntar a la nani. >> esto está de locos. >> que lindo. >> conócelos chilaquitos. >> uyuyuyuy te voy a contar unos chistes. >> uyuyuyuy ¿ustedes saben como se meten los conejos?. >> uyuyuyuy pues así. >> uyuyuyuy. >> ¿qué vas a contar otro?. >> uno más. >> está pensando. >> uyuyuyuy ¿cuál es el colmo de un panadero?. >> ¿cuál. >> uyuyuyuy que tu esposa se llame concha. (risas). >> se ríen de todo. >> va a haber una tres?. >> sí. (aplausos). >> vamos a una pausa y se quedan con nosotros, hoy las estrellas de hollywood hacen acto de presencia en nuestra casa, ya regresamos. ♪. >> siguen con nosotros los actores de la película "grown ups 2" kevin james, chris rock, david spade, salma hayek y más adelante les haremo

ancient by nba standards but the warriors hoping to squeeze just a little more use out of germane o'neilh -- 6'11" in the league since he was 18. o'neal was better than just solid in the similar role of phoenix glad to be here. >> we have a tremendous fan base. you have a nucleous of young studs. and what else do you look for. i think i'm really ready to compete for a championship now. >>> no more risky business for the redskins. robert griffith iii will not play in any of washington's preseason games. rg3 recovering from offseason surgery will be eased as he said back into the scheme of things for the red skins. very smart way to do it. and just in my ear they've told me two outs in the bottom of the ninth. giants still leading. one out away from a win over cincinnati. cincinnati has had their number. just lopsided games one after the other. so looks like the giants could pull this one out. one more out needed. >> beautiful shot of the moon too, mark. thanks so much. >> sure. >> thank you for joining ktvu news. >> and join us tomorrow morning, at 4:30 a.m. we're always available at ktvu

. >> reporter: ariel castro's brothers pedro and o'neil, are still trying to comprehend how their brother was able to hide his alleged savagery. >> i can't believe that ariel was committing such a hateful crime for this long amount of time, acting like there was nothing happening. you know, no worries. >> it hurts. it hurts a lot. i woke up out of the nightmare last night and i want to wake up out of this one and i just can't. >> reporter: both brothers visited ariel's house often, never suspecting any wrongdoing, even when they saw him with a little girl, who they later discovered was amanda berry's child, born in captivity. >> i had no idea that little girl was his or amanda's. >> reporter: how is it possible that these close family members could not have known what was going on? how could they have not suspected or noticed anything troubling about their brother, their father? >> oftentimes, you will find individuals who can channel their aggressive behavior and sometimes their sexually aggressive behavior in a way that is very narrow, and very clandestine. >> reporter: dr. reed malloy

and the lewen group and former bush treasury secretary paul o'neill, who as the c.e.o. of alcoa, was deeply involved in the reform efforts in pennsylvania that have been very successful, he knows a fair amount about this. they estimated annual savings of a staggering $1 trillion. whatever the exact number is, what's clear is that there is huge potential for savings in our health care system while improving or maintaining the quality of care. and since the federal government does 40% of america's health care spending, when you get that right, taxpayers as well as patients become big winners from these reforms. i'll close with two points. first, many of us are asking the obama administration to set a hard cost savings target for these delivery system reform efforts. if it's $750 billion, pick a number that will be your target to be actually achieved. a target, a measurable goal will focus and guide and spur the administration's reform efforts in a manner that vague intentions to bend the health care cost curve simply cannot. second, we need to put the full force of americ

also today, the golden state warriors announced the signing of jermaine o'neill to a $2 million deal,ntering his 18th season. he brings veteran leadership to a young warrior squad. he'll be expected to back up at center there. that will do it for me. coming up at 11:00 we'll take a look at highlights of game two of the giants. hopefully it goes better for them. >>> for a full half hour of sports, you can watch sports net central tonight. >>> we want to give you a preview now of an investigative report. a crisis has gripped our courthouses and is affecting any one who has a small claim, get a divorce or settle a landlord dispute. >> reporter: we found every court in the area has found longer delays in processing and scheduling just their civil cases on their calendars. across the state 175 courtrooms have so far been closed due to budget cuts. in the last decade, more than $1 billion has been cut from the state ease judicial system by law makers in sacramento. to see exactly what that mean, nbc bay area tracked the statistical delays and cortical end -- court calendars. >> we hear stor

. >> i'm with melinda o'neill from deltona florida. a special circumstance as you know many white people supported the trayvon martin family and they were looking for justice. tell me why you come here. >> i have three mixed children enviously. touched close to home to me. i look at my children and think this could have easily been one of them walking from the store. >> how do you feel now about the verdict and how do you think the future of your children will go as a result of this? >> as far as the verdict i was astonished at first in disbelief. when i realized it was real. i was saddened deeply. hurt. just distraught. >> there was shock and dismay and then there were bursts of anger. do you tear that there is going to be anger or -- fear that there is going to be anger or outbursts of anger here? >> i personally will not be angry. i serve a higher power and this is god. other people, i do, i think people will be angry about this. maybe not tonight but tomorrow morning when people weak up and really realize what happened i don't thin

. >> i'm with melinda o'neill from deltona florida. special circumstance as you know many white people supported the trayvon martin family and they were looking for justice. tell me why you come here. >> i have three mixed children enviously. touched close to home to me. i look at my children and think this could have easily been one of them walking from the store. >> how do you feel now about the verdict and how do you think the future of your children will go as a result of this? >> as far as the verdict i was astonished at first in disbelief. when i realized it was real. i was saddened deeply. hurt. just distraught. >> there was shock and dismay and then there were bursts of anger. do you tear that there is going to be anger or -- fear that there is going to be anger or outbursts of anger here? >> i personally will not be angry. i serve a higher power and this is god. other people, i do, i think people will be angry about this. maybe not tonight but tomorrow morning when people weak up and really realize what happened i don't think

performed for the cameras and eveloped a following and used the cameras to start the -- to the -- to tip o'neill and the democrats. and eventually became speaker. an he became speaker of institution that had been so his ized by tactics like that it ended up -- it ended up pierre g him like rose in the french revolution. that's why gingrich is in the ook as kind of a signature representative of the world of politics. >> video of a man named robert ruben. watch. >> i don't know if you have it two ways, pulling the levers or asleep at the switch. i think this is about as we try calamity, from this sure the responsibility. you are not a garden variety member. you're a chairman executive committee. you can characterize it. most, the chairman executive committee member on the board, $13 million a year guarantees leadership and responsibility. r. ruben assumed responsibility. said it was the honorable thing. prince,mr. ruben -- mr. when he resigned said it was the honorable thing to do. think my point is that leadership and responsibility matters. >> i agree with that. the executive committee is in tha

win, win, historically one of the great achievements in the '80s with the one reagan did with tip o'neillhe senate finance committee who is a democrat, and the ranking republican who are working on this. they want to get it done. if you had a president who made that a priority, it could be done and it would be agreed upon. but he talks about it, he has no interest in it, and he hasn't lifted a finger in terms of advancing it. >> quickly, ab, the republicans are threatening, some of them in the senate, like senator cruz we had on, holding up the debt ceiling deal, tied to repeal of obama care. >> you heard congressman cole, you heard today senator blunt, senator mccain, this is not going to be a majority movement. there are too many republicans over on the house side, even at the leadership level who say we're not going to do this, we're not going to default over something like this. it is what you talk about end of july, but not what you talk about end of september. >>> next up, egypt is no longer getting american f-16s. what about that? stay tuned. ♪ [ lighter flicking ] [ male announcer

the people are sitting in the middle going where is tip o'neil. where is ron regan? get in the room and don't come out until you get a deal. obama, bayner, don't come out until you have a deal. no food, no water, do that. that's what they have been doing for several -- couple hundred years and we don't do that anymore. that would be a start, and if not, then see it -- see you at the voting booth. >> tell me about season two of newsroom. i watched the first episode last night. it looked to me like for everyone is now into their stride of this show and what it is about. one of the big story lines coming up that will show most? >> will, the center of the program and all that. it was also a first draft. you got a guy who if you go into his office you need sunglasses because of the awards -- >> right. >> there are lights on them. the guy -- >> he's a genius. >> he is where he is for a reason. he's getting used to the actor and what this is. this is newsroom. maybe i'm going this way, maybe i'm going that. now we're into the second season and he did a smart thing, he went

so was the speaker of the house who i served, tip o'neill. he let people know he was behind bill.he same drive and gumption that won him that chairmanship won bill gray the position of house majority whip. make him the first african-american to gain a position in the congressional leadership of either party. after leaving the u.s. congress, gray went on to head up the united negro college fund-raising billions of dollars for that organization. bill died yesterday in wimbledon watching the tennis tournament with his son. he's survived by his equally impressive wife, andrea. he showed the one way to rise is to seek to rise and essential to becoming a leader is to ask people to make you theirs. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in" a high-stakes international drama playing out tonight as the airplane carrying the president of bolivia has been forced to reroute and land in austria. why? because of reports that nsa leaker edward snowden had been smuggled

they didn't like tip o'neill, ted kennedy, they don't like nancy pelosi.hey find somebody usually from the coast and they seize upon some sort of left wing imagery or something they don't like. maybe it's just big city behavior. but they're going to have a weanie roast with this guy. this guy represents everything they want to run against, indecency, overexposure, the whole routine, and dishonesty. >> well, certainly. this has been both parties do this. democrats are doing it to mark sanford in south carolina when he was running in the special there a few months ago, and he is in congress right now. if anthony weiner can somehow make it through, be the likely runoff and in the primary and then win the general in november, i mean, this is something republicans are going to hold over democrats for months, maybe even years while he is in office. and anyone whoever goes to new york city, there will be a research document, if there is ever a photo with maybe the president and anthony weiner, there will be a press release from the rnc. >> do you think it's going

>> what i would like to see is the same kind of premise that ronald reagan and tip o'neill, a republican and a democrat, had back in the '80s. and the premise was this -- we're going to do tax reform, but it will be revenue neutral to the government. in other words, the government doesn't gain revenue for itself. it's for flattening out the tax rate, making our country more competitive. if we can agree in advance that the exercise will be conducted within those parameters, that it's not a tax increase for the federal government, then i think it would be a very good thing for our country to do comprehensive tax reform, lower the rates, and make america more competitive in the global economy. >> all right. leader mcconnell, a lot of debates on a lot of issues that we'll continue. appreciate your time this morning. >> thank you. >>> and coming up here, all eyes now on the house, as we've been talking about, as it grapples with immigration reform. some are asking if the momentum has stalled. we'll talk about wit our political roundtable coming up after this short break. we know why we're her